John Harle's "The Tyburn Tree - Dark London" is a captivating exploration of minimalism, released on January 1, 2013, under the Sospiro Noir label. This album, spanning 53 minutes, is a haunting journey through the shadowy underbelly of London's history and folklore. With tracks like "Fortress," "Spring-heeled Jack," and "The Vampire of Highgate," Harle weaves a tapestry of dark tales and eerie melodies. Each piece is meticulously crafted, showcasing Harle's mastery of minimalist composition and his ability to evoke vivid imagery and atmosphere. From the chilling "Black Widow" to the mournful "Poor Henry," the album is a testament to Harle's unique artistic vision and his deep connection to the darker aspects of London's past.